Speakers

A few abstracts are in English, but presented in Dutch with English slides.

Jon 'Maddog' Hall	Keynote	abstract
AIX track	chair: Tor Bendiksen
Maarten Kreuger	AIX security: Running without root	abstract
Tonny Bastiaans	AIX keeping the old with the new using versioned WPARs	abstract
Sebastian Grandjan Perrenod Comtesse	Hardware virtualization	abstract
Linux track	chair: Jos Vos
Thorsten Leemhuis	What´s up in Kernel-Land	abstract
Hans de Goede	Spice, Open Remote Computing	abstract
Jelmer Vernooij	Samba 4: een Active Directory Domein controller	abstract
Mark van Cuijk	Android is Linux	abstract
Gábor Nyers	The btrfs filesystem	abstract
Eric Schabell	OpenShift	abstract
Solaris track	chair: Bart Muijzer
Jörg Möllenkamp	Insights to Solaris 11	abstract
Detlef Drewanz	Lifecycle Management with Oracle Solaris 11	abstract
Andrew Gabriel	Solaris 11 Networking - Crossbow Project	abstract
Darren Moffat	ZFS: Data integrity and Security	abstract
Casper Dik	Solaris 11 Zones and Immutable Zones	abstract
Patrick Ale	Experiencing Solaris 11	abstract
BSD track	chair: Pieter-Paul Spiertz
Michael Dexter	The FreeNAS Storage Platform: A minute to learn, a lifetime to master	abstract
Paul Schenkeveld	The FreeBSD Project Explained: How a large opensource project works	abstract
Keith Bergelt	Leveraging Community IP Strategies to Ensure Unrestricted Innovation	abstract
Windows 8 tracks	chair: Melle Gloerich
Tony Krijnen en Daniel van Soest	Windows Server 8 Demo Mania	abstract
Roel van Bueren en Alex de Jong	Windows 8 Deployment, tools, tools, tools	abstract
Sander Berkouwer	Virtualiseren van Windows Server 8 Domain Controllers	abstract
Ruben Spruijt	A gearhead's guide to Desktop Virtualization and Remote Desktop Services with Windows (server) 8	abstract
Raymond Comvalius	Windows 8 - After and beyond	abstract
Jeff Wouters	De kracht van PowerShell in 1 regel	abstract
Erwin Derksen	Windows 8 Security, Group Policy & Active Directory enhancements	abstract
Bart Smith	Windows Server 8 en DNSSEC	abstract
Erwin Derksen	Bring Your Own Device, hoe gaan we dat slim doen?? (BYOD, WTF)	abstract